The biochemical pathway most commonly used by plants and chemosynthetic bacteria to fix CO₂ in order to synthesize carbohydrates is A) glycolysis. B) the Calvin cycle. C) the C₄ photosynthetic pathway. D) the Krebs cycle.

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The Calvin cycle is the biochemical pathway used by plants and chemosynthetic bacteria to fix carbon dioxide into carbohydrates.

The Biochemical Pathway Most Commonly Used by Plants and Chemosynthetic